France commended anew as "a breakthrough" Morocco's proposal to grant substantial autonomy to its southern provinces, the Sahara, under the Kingdom's sovereignty.

A group of youth who recently joined the motherland, called on civil society organizations to intervene to lift the blockade imposed on the people detained in the Tindouf camps and allow them to return home. At the same time, a new group of 21 people joined Morocco after having fled the camps in Tindouf.

US "Commentary Magazine" highlighted on Thursday the legitimacy of Morocco's initiative to grant substantial autonomy to its Southern provinces (the Sahara), while stressing the support of the international community to this plan.

The Moroccan autonomy initiative "remains the only solution to the Sahara artificial conflict" and "any obstruction will only eternize the plight of the Sahrawis sequestered in Tindouf camps," chanted the participants, Wednesday in Paris, at a support demonstration to the autonomy project for the Moroccan Sahara. 

Five people have recently left the Tindouf camps, southwest of Algeria, to join their motherland, Morocco, after they got fed up with the hollow promises given over 30 years by the polisario leaders in Tindouf.